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Artemis Newsletter - October 21st 2026
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- Artemis Monte Carlo Rendezvous Executive Roundtable 2026
- PERILS lifts July European convective storms insured market loss estimate to €2.8bn
- Arbol launches parametric insurance for gov-imposed data center construction moratoriums
- Jamaica’s parametric cat bond payout funded electricity restoration: Chief Fiscal Economist, Francis
- Deepening cat bond market offers investors liquidity, scale, and broader diversification: GAM’s Aviv
- Clear exit terms and liquid collateral key to lowering casualty sidecar tail risk charges: AM Best
- Hannover Re sees ILS capital as sustainable reinsurance addition, source of growth: Horstmann
- Franklin Templeton moderates cat bond conviction to overweight, turns neutral on ILS
- Lower spread environment may encourage more cat bond sponsors in Q4’26: Rostan, SCOR IP
- ADB aims to expand catastrophe bond usage across Asian regions: Kessler
- Late August Euro SCS and hail event “Raphaela” estimated near EUR 3.3bn industry loss: PERILS
- Hannover Re’s E+S Rück sees more intense catastrophe risk competition, ILS options for clients
- Generali launching Lloyd’s Syndicate 2031 Red Bridge, to enhance access to reinsurance capital
- Lloyd’s issues guidance and expectations for broker-originated reinsurance structures
- Moody’s estimates insured losses from hurricane Isaias in $2.5bn to $4.5bn range
- SafePoint targets $250m Nature Coast Re 2026-2 cat bond, for broadest coverage yet
- 777 co-founder Wander pleads guilty to $500m+ scheme to defraud lenders and investors
- Allstate reports $220m September pre-tax cat losses, taking aggregate year to $3.37bn
- CCRIF to pay US $17.4m to Panama after M7.7 quake triggers parametric coverage
- Nascent Re issues $36m across Plymouth / Warwick preferred share insurance-linked securities
- Stand hires former Nephila exec Landi as CFO, raises $70 Million Series C
- Marsh CEO flags client interest in casualty sidecars, notes reinsurance market softening
- Artex Capital Solutions bolsters advisory team with Kenny and Hanley additions
- Still runway to make good cat profits, but there are some worrying signs: Convergence CEO panel
- World Bank confirms signing of Nepal quake catastrophe bond mandate
- Traditional reinsurance still the backbone despite alternative capital influx: Munich Re’s Blunck
- KCC estimates hurricane Isaias wind and surge insured losses at $3bn
- Insurance-linked securities expand the horizon for impact investing: Smith, Sage Advisory
- ILS has an upper-edge, strong narrative when it comes to proving diversification: Convergence
- Cat bonds offer flexibility across fixed income and alternative investment allocations: Victory Capital
- PICC P&C’s new $12m Great Wall Re is the first Hong Kong sidecar ILS issuance
- In casualty ILS motivations are key, timelines must be realistic: Trahan, Calidris
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